Some people think that the government is wasting money on the arts and this money could be better spent elsewhere.

Some people opine that the state is wasting money on arts, whereas

this

money could be utilized in providing other services to the community like

health

and

education

. I am inclined to partially concur with

this

assertion because I believe with

education

and

health

, arts behold a significant position in the development of a society.

This

essay will support my opinion in the subsequent paragraphs. To commence with the argument, it is irrefutable to say that art is an indispensable part of cultural development. Owing to

this

, some society is considered incomplete without artefacts; culture is descended to future generations in the form of art.

Therefore

, it is direly required that state funds are allocated for its preservation. Thinking to cut off the arts budget is equivalent to shedding of the cultural heritage.

On the other hand

,

health

and

education

are the best indicators of the well-being societies,

thus

it is equally important that the government must consider to set-aside the sufficient funds for these necessities. None of the societies flourish without good

health

and

education

.

For instance

, in Japan after World War II the economy drastically boosted in GDP once it raised physical wellness and

education

of its people.

Hence

, these sectors cannot be ignored. To conclude the aforementioned, the government owes the responsibility of stabilizing the

education

and

health

of its nation as well as spending on art is a useful investment in my point of view rather than wastage of resources.

Thus

, both should be placed at the same level of significance in the subject under expenditure.